PHILIPPINES-FIRE

PHILIPPINES-FIRE

Lanie Diaz-Sabugar, in green, recovers her husband's urn after the 2nd alarm fire in their area in Quezon City, Philippines on November 3, 2021. Lanie's house caught on fire for the third time today. On 2016, Sabugar's house are one on those 30 burned houses due to unattended candle and it follows on year 2020. On their first two fire experiences, Lanie's husband help his family to rebuild their house. But today's incident, Lanie are helpless on where and how to start owing to the fact that she is the only one left to support her family. (Photo by Ryan Eduard Benaid/NurPhoto) (Credit:Ryan Eduard Benaid/NurPhoto/Kyodo News Images)

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